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Corgi AA28404 English Electric Lightning F6 XR770 RAF 5 Sqn 1:48 Diecast Model
Corgi 1:48 English Electric Lightning F6 XR770 – RAF No.5 Squadron (AA28404) – Diecast Model
From Corgi’s Cold War Era Pack comes the English Electric Lightning F6 XR770, flown by the legendary RAF No.5 Squadron. This is the fourth release from Corgi’s first-ever 1:48 scale jet tooling, and for the first time, it features the aircraft’s iconic overwing fuel tanks – a distinctive hallmark of the Lightning in service.
Model Features:
1:48 scale diecast model – highly detailed, pre-finished, and ready to display
Fourth release in Corgi’s first 1:48 jet tooling series
Depicts Lightning F6 XR770 in RAF No.5 Squadron markings
Features overwing fuel tanks for the first time in this tooling
Part of the Cold War Era Pack
Includes display stand
Historical Note
The English Electric Lightning was Britain’s supersonic interceptor of the Cold War, famed for its blistering climb rate and unique twin-engine, stacked design. Serving with No.5 Squadron RAF, it stood on quick-reaction alert, ready to intercept Soviet bombers at a moment’s notice.
From Corgi’s Cold War Era Pack comes the English Electric Lightning F6 XR770, flown by the legendary RAF No.5 Squadron. This is the fourth release from Corgi’s first-ever 1:48 scale jet tooling, and for the first time, it features the aircraft’s iconic overwing fuel tanks – a distinctive hallmark of the Lightning in service.
Model Features:
1:48 scale diecast model – highly detailed, pre-finished, and ready to display
Fourth release in Corgi’s first 1:48 jet tooling series
Depicts Lightning F6 XR770 in RAF No.5 Squadron markings
Features overwing fuel tanks for the first time in this tooling
Part of the Cold War Era Pack
Includes display stand
Historical Note
The English Electric Lightning was Britain’s supersonic interceptor of the Cold War, famed for its blistering climb rate and unique twin-engine, stacked design. Serving with No.5 Squadron RAF, it stood on quick-reaction alert, ready to intercept Soviet bombers at a moment’s notice.
$170.95
Corgi AA28404 English Electric Lightning F6 XR770 RAF 5 Sqn 1:48 Diecast Model—
$170.95
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Corgi 1:48 English Electric Lightning F6 XR770 – RAF No.5 Squadron (AA28404) – Diecast Model
From Corgi’s Cold War Era Pack comes the English Electric Lightning F6 XR770, flown by the legendary RAF No.5 Squadron. This is the fourth release from Corgi’s first-ever 1:48 scale jet tooling, and for the first time, it features the aircraft’s iconic overwing fuel tanks – a distinctive hallmark of the Lightning in service.
Model Features:
1:48 scale diecast model – highly detailed, pre-finished, and ready to display
Fourth release in Corgi’s first 1:48 jet tooling series
Depicts Lightning F6 XR770 in RAF No.5 Squadron markings
Features overwing fuel tanks for the first time in this tooling
Part of the Cold War Era Pack
Includes display stand
Historical Note
The English Electric Lightning was Britain’s supersonic interceptor of the Cold War, famed for its blistering climb rate and unique twin-engine, stacked design. Serving with No.5 Squadron RAF, it stood on quick-reaction alert, ready to intercept Soviet bombers at a moment’s notice.
From Corgi’s Cold War Era Pack comes the English Electric Lightning F6 XR770, flown by the legendary RAF No.5 Squadron. This is the fourth release from Corgi’s first-ever 1:48 scale jet tooling, and for the first time, it features the aircraft’s iconic overwing fuel tanks – a distinctive hallmark of the Lightning in service.
Model Features:
1:48 scale diecast model – highly detailed, pre-finished, and ready to display
Fourth release in Corgi’s first 1:48 jet tooling series
Depicts Lightning F6 XR770 in RAF No.5 Squadron markings
Features overwing fuel tanks for the first time in this tooling
Part of the Cold War Era Pack
Includes display stand
Historical Note
The English Electric Lightning was Britain’s supersonic interceptor of the Cold War, famed for its blistering climb rate and unique twin-engine, stacked design. Serving with No.5 Squadron RAF, it stood on quick-reaction alert, ready to intercept Soviet bombers at a moment’s notice.
